When the going gets tough the wise find the game in it
by UrfaK

Comment:
fantastic!! My only wish would be to crop in a bit tighter, but that could be difficult with this specific photo.

California Schools
by jdixonsd

Comment:
The top of this is much more bright than the bottom of it. Maybe next time a graduated highlight layer (or filter) would help even it out.

Above the Tempest
by hahn23

Comment:
Congrats on your ribbon!! I thought this was your work. Beautiful

Oliver
by bspurgeon

Comment:
I love the editing on this

Looking for God
by alpharich

Comment:
I like this a lot. It wouldve been nice for it to be straight. I can see you judged straight by the right side of the window, but it still looks crooked. Its always difficult (for me anyways) to decide where to base 'level' on.

Towards a New Life
by wei1108

Comment:
I think this is a great photo, but also appears too plain. I think you could probably play with the levels a bit to make this POP, while not loosing too much of the scene in over-editing. Good capture

Story of the Dead
by asij

Comment:
cool concept.

Selling peas
by UrfaK

Comment:
If selling the peas is the subject, I would probably recommend cropping the right side a bit. I dont think you would loose too much by doing that, and cropping down the top to bring the photograph in the same proportions... this way you have more of a focus on the pea sellers, instead of all the distractions in the background.

'There is a place of sunshine out there, but it takes two to tango' Arthur, 84.
by rooum

Comment:
Sometimes simple is the best. Well done.

Youth and age
by LonnieD

Comment:
love the idea! I think the lighting throws me off a bit. The top right is bright, while she is darker. The eye is drawn to the bright part of the picture, which in this case is not your subject. I think it would also be cool to give her the same pose as in the photograph in the picture?